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Tippia
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Posted - 2012.05.05 15:39:00 -
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Alexander Eisenhower wrote:A couple of noob questions here to hopefully avoid buying doubles of stuff that i dont need.  1. Do Adaptive Resistence Plates and Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane penalize each other? 2. Are there specific advantages/disadavantages to one over the other besides the cpu draw of the energized? 3. Is there anyway to get passive armor regen? 4. Is the 60% structural resistence of the Damage Control II modules in adition to the 15% armor and 12.5% shield resists? I am new obviously and I find the search engine to be less than adequete so, any feed back on any one or all questions would be greatly appreciated.
1. Yes, all resistance modules do (except suitcases, but that's why they're awsome and why you can only have one of them).
2. The plates give you lower resists.
3. No.
4. Yes. All three bonuses are in effect at all time as long as the module is turned on.
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Posted - 2012.05.05 16:54:00 -
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Ocih wrote:Alpha dps will still write the rule books in EVE PvP and adaptive resists won't have time to compensate for Alpha strikes.
I think I will keep my collection of 1600 mm plates for now. You're confused about what plates we're talking about and why they're called GÇ£adaptiveGÇ¥.
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Posted - 2012.05.05 17:18:00 -
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Ocih wrote:No, I am very much aware of what you are talking about. They adapt based on damage incoming. No you aren't, because no they don't. They are just weaker, more easily-fitted EANMs (which are also GÇ£adaptiveGÇ¥).
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Posted - 2012.05.05 18:32:00 -
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Andski wrote:No, the other posters in the thread said the energized ones give better resis-
you know what, nevermind. talking to a rock is a waste of time. To clarify: I said resistance plates give lower resists; the others who answered said that EANMs give higher resists. I'm saying the glass is half-empty; they're saying the glass is half-full.
Patience, Andski, patience.
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Posted - 2012.05.05 21:24:00 -
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AFK Hauler wrote:What?
Nothing in EVE is without stacking penalty. How can this be?
100% resists are achievable w/o stacking adjustments. No, it's not. Even without stacking penalties, you're still only removing a percentage of a dwindling amount of incoming damage.
2+ù 50% (non-penalised) resists = 75% total resists.
8+ù 50% (non-penalised) resists = 99.6% total resists.
Getting to 100% is mathematically impossible without a module that actually flat out gives you a 100% bonus (at which point stacking would not be a factor anyway).
Demolishar wrote:To clarify, I am indeed talking about the soon-to-be-released resistance switching hardener. Yes, and we are not. However, if they are indeed not penalised (and if this is indeed not a bug or oversight), then that is actually an interesting balancing act in choosing between the adaptive hardeners and the resistance plates.
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